Arriana Vasquez

If you want to start vlogging, we have suggestions for gear that’ll help you capture the best video you can get, even from a smartphone.

Our pick for the best instant photo printer is simple to use, and it’s light and small enough to carry. It uses easy-to-find, affordable film, too.

Our pick offers the best image quality of any instant camera we’ve tested, is easy to use, and now keeps film cost to about 85¢ per image.

If you’re a crafter who needs to cut materials like cardstock or vinyl, we think the Cricut Explore 3 is the best electronic cutting machine.

We tested the best webcams for Zoom video conferencing, streaming, and more. The Logitech C920S HD Pro Webcam delivers sharper resolution with better color than anything else we’ve tested.

We checked out the new generation of portable, Walkman-style cassette players to find out if an old-school audio format could really replace streaming services.

The Camp Snap is cheap, rugged, and fun to use—especially for younger photographers. But a few significant flaws kept us from completely falling in love.

If you want to shoot sharp photos while using a slow shutter speed, we think the Vanguard Alta Pro 2+ 263AB100 tripod is the best choice.

Our top-pick instant photo printer, the Fujifilm Instax Mini Link 2, prints dreamy credit-card-sized memories from my phone.

A camera flash can take your photography to a new level of creativity, but picking one can be tricky. We explain how to choose the right flash for your camera.